Congregation Shaarei Kodesh

Congregation Shaarei Kodesh

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A multi-generational, warm, and fun Conservative synagogue in West Boca Raton. You may come as a stranger, but you'll leave as a friend. We make people count.

Some places count people. Congregation Shaarei Kodesh is a multi-generational, fully egalitarian, synagogue affiliated with The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism. Founded in May 2004 by a group of energetic families who were looking to create a more intimate synagogue experience, Shaarei Kodesh began meeting in peoples’ homes. After several months and growing attendance, it became apparent

05/19/2026

We are heartbroken by the devastating attack that took place yesterday at the Islamic Center of San Diego, and deeply horrified by the continued rise of Islamophobia and hate-fueled violence.

We know too well this pain and tragedy, and we stand in solidarity with the Muslim community at this difficult time. No one should ever fear for their safety in a sacred space of worship.

Today, members of our RA and Tzedek Center are gathering with other Jewish leaders in Washington, DC, to advocate for increased federal funding to help protect houses of worship across the country.

Our thoughts and prayers are with San Diego’s Muslim community, and with all those affected by this senseless act of hatred and violence.

Meal Train for The Foreman Family 05/19/2026

Ralph, Michelle and Jacob Foreman are all pillars of our society. Their professions, their volunteer work, and their hearts of gold.

Right now, the family is going through a challenging time. Ralph was recently diagnosed with a benign tumor surrounding his auditory nerve and pressing against the base of his brain. Fortunately, it was able to be removed and the prognosis is good, but it will take time for him to heal.

This meal train is for them. The ones who are the first to stand to help a client, support a friend, or give to a stranger in need.

For those of you who don't cook or don't live nearby, please consider a gift card for DoorDash, Publix or Whole Foods. They are not picky eaters and quite honestly eat everything. Michelle is allergic to bananas

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Meal Train for The Foreman Family Ralph, Michelle and Jacob Foreman are all pillars of our society. Their professions, their volunteer work, and their hearts of gold. Right now, the family is going through a challenging time. Ralph was recently diagnosed with a benign tumor surrounding his auditory nerve and pressing against the bas...

05/13/2026

The Torah teaches us that our value isn't in wealth or status, but in being created in God's image, our choices, and the connections we nurture. Discover how to translate spiritual values into tangible actions and ensure your community thrives for generations.

05/03/2026

We Are All Public Figures Now. Now What?
Kiddush Hashem in the Age of Smartphones
What does Parashat Emor have to say about smartphones, social media, antisemitism, and the pressure of representing the Jewish people in public?
In this episode of Torah From Boca, Rabbi David Baum explores the ancient Jewish concepts of Kiddush Hashem and Hillul Hashem through some of today’s most difficult realities: viral outrage, public scandals, Israel, and the uncomfortable truth that in the digital age, every Jew is seen as a representative of something larger than themselves.
Drawing on Torah, the Talmud, and recent events, this sermon asks:
Is it fair that the actions of one Jew can affect how the world sees all Jews?
And if it isn’t fair… does that change our responsibility?
From the butcher shop examples in Tractate Yoma to the endless audience created by social media, this message argues that we are all public figures now.
📍 Torah From Boca with Rabbi David Baum
📖 Parashat Emor
📍 Congregation Shaarei Kodesh | Boca Raton, Florida

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19785-1 Hampton Drive
Boca Raton, FL
33434